Val Lune (base 2023)

Rating: 92
Author: Gault&Millau

Bruno Dangin

92 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : BSA

Type : Extra Brut

Classification : Blanc de noirs

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Budget : €45 to €80

Gault&Millau's review 2027

Still young, this wine—marked by a rather well-integrated oak aging—charms with its full-bodied, light, and velvety palate, featuring notes of bergamot, garrigue, and pastries. Creamy without being heavy, it will benefit from aging in the cellar before shining at the table, paired with grilled chicken.

Bruno Dangin Val Lune (base 2023)

92 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : BSA

Type : Extra Brut

Classification : Blanc de noirs

Varieties :

Pinot noir

Budget : €45 to €80

Gault&Millau's review 2027

Brand : Bruno Dangin

Name : Val Lune (base 2023)

Region : Côte des Bar

Type : Extra Brut

Classification : Blanc de noirs

Appellation : Champagne

Year : BSA

Varieties :

Pinot noir

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Capacity : 75 cl

Budget : €45 to €80

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Bruno Dangin

After 35 years at his family’s estate in Champagne, Bruno Dangin founded his own winery. He settled in Molesmes, a village in the Côte-d’Or located 3 km south of the Aube department, where he acquired 5 ha to produce crémants and pét' nat'. He still maintains a presence in Champagne with a single 0.20-hectare plot of Pinot Noir—Val Lune—in Celles-sur-Ource, in the Côte des Bar. The estate, certified organic and practicing vitiforestry, tends its own vineyards, handles its own winemaking, and ages its champagne in a micro-winery with just a few barrels to produce 2,000 bottles. Today, it is Mathieu, Bruno’s son, who runs the estate in Molesme and Celles-sur-Ource.

Production Organic

Services On-site sale, Organized visits

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